Vancouver Coastal Health Authority published a pocket guide detailing how to support the sexuality of folks living in care facilities.

For a while now people have been asking for a short pamphlet on this topic for families and staff.

Intimacy coaches who have experience providing services for people with disabilities.

A free, anonymous telephone and email info hotline where you can ask any question about sex.

British Columbia’s largest sexual health nonprofit, with lots of info and services on their website.

A sexuality and relationships website for teens and emerging adults.

Friendly spaces for youth, often offering: free contraception, STI testing & treatment, pregnancy testing & general sexual health info.

The website – recently featured in the Netflix series Sex Education – celebrates diversity and combats shame.

If you receive disability benefits in British Columbia, you’re usually eligible for a free hormonal IUD through Pharmacare.

24/7 free, confidential support for victims of crimes across B.C. and the Yukon.

A print-based resource for folks living on their own for the first time.

A print-based, plain-language resource about online sexual harassment and your legal rights.

Support for women, trans, two-spirit, and nonbinary folks who have experienced violence.

Support for males who have been sexually abused at some time in their lives.

A group for LGBTQIA2S+ people living with chronic health conditions and/or disabilities.

Facebook-based friendship & support group for LGBTQIA2S+ folks labelled with intellectual disabilities.

Greater Vancouver’s queer, trans, and Two-Spirit community centre.

Vancouver area group for gay, bisexual, transgender, Two-Spirit and queer men.

Care, surgical planning, and peer and community support for trans people across the province.

In this issue, Ahmed advocates for his brother.